BB Plaza Museum of Art

The BB Plaza Museum of Art opened in 2009 on the second floor of the BB Plaza commercial facility. With the concept of "art in daily life," the museum aims to be an open art museum where many people can become familiar with each of its works.

The museum's collection includes approximately 1,900 works by leading Japanese painters such as HIGASHIYAMA Kaii and TAKAYAMA Tatsuo, as well as works by masters such as Chagall, Renoir, and Rodin.

The museum is relatively uncrowded, allowing visitors to view the works in a relaxed and leisurely manner. The BB Plaza also has a restaurant where visitors can take a break and have a meal before or after viewing art.

entrance

Address	BB Plaza 2F, 4-2-7 Iwayanakamachi, Nada-ku, Kobe
Tel	078-802-9286
Access from the nearest station	Just south of the ticket gate of Hanshin "Iwaya" station. About 5 minutes on foot to the south from "Nada" station on the JR Kobe line 15 minutes walk to the south from Oji-Koen Station on Hankyu Kobe Line.
Opening hours	10:00-17:00 (Admission until 16:30)
Closed	Mondays (or the following Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday), year-end and New Year holidays, and during exhibition change periods
Admission fee	"Special Exhibitions" are determined on a per-exhibition basis; please see the information for each exhibition. ”Collection Exhibitions": ¥500 for adults, ¥400 for groups, and free for university students and younger. *Admission is half-price for disabled persons and one accompanying person, and persons 65 years old and over. Please present various certificates (e.g., disability certificate, MIRAIRO ID, etc.) at the reception desk. *Those with discount coupons are entitled to a reduced admission fee.
Facilities	Museum store, restaurant/cafe, parking lot, coin lockers/cloakroom, nursing room, diaper changing place, elevator, barrier-free access, wheelchair rental
Note	Note: Guide dogs and other assistance dogs for the physically disabled are allowed to enter the museum. The exhibition rooms are on one floor, making it easy for wheelchair users to view the exhibits.
Official Website	https://bbpmuseum.jp/